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I am a priest with the Order of Amida Buddha and have been guided by Dharmavidya for the past several years. I have been blessed on three occasions to spend time at Eleusis. I am founder of Amida Mosaic, an organization providing education, guidance and inspiration to those interested in Pureland Buddhism and Zen Therapy. Currently, I am also the Director of Supportive Care at St. Joseph's Hospice in London, ON.

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Yesterday, the Amida Mosaic Sangha celebrated Bodhi Day. Our day included morning service, sitting meditation and chanting. Additionally, James led us on a mindful nature walk and Nancy led us in sacred movement. We also enjoyed two Dharma talks by Dharmavidya (Bodhi Day 2014 and this years first talk). Also, Stephen, our guest from Connecticut, shared a few…

Born: September 13, 1919, London, United KingdomDied: October 10, 2018

Mary was a dear friend and inspiration. I first met her when she came to a meditation class I was leading. Her husband had recently died and she was grieving. She did not need meditation, she just needed to grieve and that be OK, which it definitely was, but she continued to come to meetings and made a…

I am currently leading courses on Buddhist psychology here in Seoul, Korea, but as I am putting the course onto this site as we go along, members of La Ville au Roi (Eleusis) are also responding so it is a bit as though the course is going on in several countries at the same time which is nice.

For fifteen years the writer Varlam Shalamov was imprisoned in the Gulag for participating in “counter-revolutionary Trotskyist activities.” He endured six of those years enslaved in the gold mines of Kolyma, one of the coldest and most hostile places on earth. While he was awaiting sentencing, one of his short stories was…